Provo City Code Chapter 9.43 permits Class C consumer fireworks July 2–5 and July 22–25 (11 AM–11 PM, with midnight extension on July 4 and July 24), plus Dec 31 and Chinese New Year's Eve. East foothill areas are prohibited zones. Violation is a $1,000 fine and Class B misdemeanor.
Provo City Code Chapter 9.43 adopts Utah's State Fireworks Act. Class C (1.4G) consumer fireworks are permitted during specific windows: July 2–5 (11 AM–11 PM, extended to midnight on July 4) and July 22–25 (11 AM–11 PM, extended to midnight on July 24 — Pioneer Day). December 31 (11 AM to 1 AM January 1) and Chinese New Year's Eve (11 AM to 1 AM the following day) are also allowed. Discharge is permitted in most of Provo and in over a dozen designated city parks including Sertoma, Exchange, Fort Utah, Sunset View, Provost, Kiwanis, Franklin, Carterville, Lakeview, Maeser, Rotary, Riverview, and Spring Creek. The eastern foothill zone (east of US-89) is a prohibited area due to wildfire risk. Boundary generally follows 1320 South, Slate Canyon Drive, Seven Peaks Blvd, 700 North, 1200 East, Birch Lane, 900 East, 2200 North, and Timpview Drive.
Per Utah Code §53-7-225: $1,000 fine and Class B misdemeanor for discharging fireworks outside permitted areas or times.
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